The 85-year-old British actress thinks the furor over the song represents a slippery slope.

“What’s going to happen to seduction is you are not going to be allowed anymore,” she argued on "Good Morning Britain" Monday. “Is someone going to have to ask permission of the parents before they can kiss a girl? It’s absolutely becoming out of control. It seems to have happened in the last two years. It seems to get worse and worse.”

For the record, Collins says the song is "sweet ... “It’s gentle, kind, funny, tuneful."

As for the people pushing for it to be banned? "How dare they?" the screen siren declared, adding, "The world's gone nuts."

A week later, '60s sex icon Brigitte Bardot, 84, dismissed the movement, saying, "Regarding actresses – not women in general – the vast majority of cases are hypocritical, ridiculous and without interest. It takes away from important themes that need to be discussed."

She added, "There are a lot of actresses who tease producers in order to get roles. Then later they say they were harassed. In reality, this harms them more than it helps."

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